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Do the “big four” orders of insects comprise evolutionarily significant higher taxa with coherent patterns of selection on protein-coding genes?. Now in @EvolLetters by Pierre J Février and Timothy G Barraclough.

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Enemy dispersal drives the diversity loss of bacterial victim populations at diversity cold spots. Now in @EvolLetters by Xiao-Lin Chu.

RT @gcmcdon: Does the ratio of males to females predictably influence the ability to monopolise mating partners? Is male sexual selection….

Rethinking the relationship between the sex ratio and sexual selection. Now in @EvolLetters by @gcmcdon, @DaniedmundsDani, @ju_morimoto, and @jennyperry . 📷: Dani Edmunds

A development-centric perspective on pace-of-life syndromes. Now in @EvolLetters by Isabel M Smallegange and Anja Guenther.

Co-regulation of cooperative and private traits by PsdR in Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Now in @EvolLetters by Huifang Qiu, Ajai A Dandekar, and Weijun Dai.

Hiding in plain sight: the Y chromosome and its reinvigorated role in evolutionary processes. Now in @EvolLetters by Wouter van der Bijl and @judithmank. 📷: @jacejostles

RT @judithmank: Recent studies have revealed unexpected Y chromosome diversity and suggest that the Y may play an outsized role in evolutio….

@ryanmimrie @MeganAWallace @b_longdon Want more of the story behind the science? Check out the accompanying blog post by author @ryanmimrie!.

Is susceptibility to different viruses phylogenetically correlated across host species?. Now in @EvolLetters by @ryanmimrie, @MeganAWallace, and @b_longdon.

Interested in the story behind the science? Read more in the accompanying blog post by @ekopania.bsky.social!.

Vision is complex and requires coordination among cellular and morphological traits. How do these relationships shape ocular evolution? A new study in @EvolLetters investigates this question: .

@annamhew Want more about this study? Check out the accompanying blog post by author @annamhew!.

Inbreeding depression is more severe in harsher environmental conditions, as shown in a wild population. Now in @EvolLetters by @annamhew et al. 📷: Anna Hewett

RT @OttoMonge17: My first paper from my post-doc at CEFE is a comment on the use of infra-red thermography to study evolutionary aspects of….

The maintenance of genetic polymorphism underlying sexually antagonistic traits. Now in @EvolLetters by Ewan Flintham et al.

What does infrared thermography tell us about the evolutionary potential of heat tolerance in endotherms?. Now in @EvolLetters by Otto Monge, Samuel P Caro, and Anne Charmantier.

Why is an old male reproductively doomed to fail? Is it poor sperm and seminal fluid, or do females not like him and his ejaculate?. Now in @EvolLetters by @Krish_Sangvi, @sam_gascoigne, @TaraLynC, @iremsepil, et al. Image: Krish Sangvi & Martin Jahn

@birdgenoscape Want the story behind the science? Read more in the accompanying blog by lead author Luz Estela Zamudio-Beltrán:.

Parallel and convergent evolution in genes underlying seasonal migration. Now in @EvolLetters by Luz E Zamudio-Beltrán et al. (@birdgenoscape)